Sentence examples for beg though from inspiring English sources

The district doesn't care how much the students beg though, and its responses are comedic gold.

She sold rice cakes and pitta bread, but continued to beg, though she told me she would rather not.

Begging, though widely despised, is quaintly entrepreneurial, with its swapping of pitches and techniques.

In Folkestone in Kent, a PSPO covers drinking, rough sleeping and begging; the latter is also a potential criminal act in Corby, Swindon and Oxford (where the council says it only applies to "aggressive" begging, though that includes simply asking for money near a cashpoint).

I urgently beg you, though, to consult with our friends as soon as possible about what can be done from our side.

An even bigger question begs itself, though: why does my family persist so relentlessly in repeating the past?

This diary does, though, beg to differ.

I beg of you though, don't invite us all over to your house and have some scheme where you slice into a cake and the inside is pink or blue.

Ulysses, therefore, went on his round, going from left to right, and stretched out his hands to beg as though he were a real beggar.

Mostly, though, they beg for cash.

The bookmakers, though, beg to differ.